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Thousands done. Writing still hasn't improved. We teach grammar through writing — six interactive tools, real sentences your child actually writes.
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The six error families they're slipping on. The interactive tools that fix them. Preview every piece here — no signup required.
Kalapala & Kalapala (2020) studied written English in Indian schools and found 60% of errors fall into six families. Every one is covered. Swipe to see them.
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Tap any tool below — it works just like inside the course. The child fixes a real sentence, sees the change happen, and moves on. No worksheets in a binder. No watching videos.
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Every worksheet trains the writing reflex: a real scene with a situation prompt, a paragraph to edit, sentences to rewrite in full, original sentences to compose, simple sentences to combine. Tap any sheet to zoom in.
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Check the ones that look familiar. Most parents recognise at least 4 out of 6.
These aren't random mistakes. They're the 6 error patterns that appear in study after study of Indian children's English writing — caused by Hindi grammar interference and how grammar is taught in schools. This course fixes all six.
This isn't an opinion. It's what 50 years of research says.
This course uses the methods that scored positive in the research — sentence combining, writing strategies, and error-pattern coaching — not generic grammar exercises.
11 units · 45 modules · Foundation + Advanced · Grammar through writing, not generic exercises
Why generic grammar exercises don't transfer to writing — and what does. How English sentences work, why Hindi word order causes confusion, and the 6 error families this course fixes.
The #1 error family — tense mixing. Why Hindi speakers overuse the continuous tense, how past tense works, when to use "will" vs "going to", and the critical skill of keeping tenses consistent across a paragraph.
Subject-verb agreement (the #1 error in the Indian study), pronouns, articles (Hindi has none — that's why your child drops them), and building compound and complex sentences.
Prepositions (in/on/at and the Indian-English errors your child makes daily), conjunctions beyond "and" and "then", and how to start sentences in different ways so writing doesn't sound flat.
Full stops (no more run-on sentences), commas that actually follow rules, apostrophes, and direct speech — all heavily tested in CBSE and ICSE exams.
The Grammar Detective framework — teaching your child to self-edit their own writing. Plus a capstone module that ties every rule together into a system your child can use independently.
The clause-level patterns that show up in Class 9–10 writing: conditionals, reported speech, participial phrases, and noun & relative clauses. Built on the clause-builder tool from M12/M16.
The upgrades that turn a correct sentence into a strong sentence — the difference between a 6/10 and an 8/10 in essay scoring. Active vs passive voice, strong verbs, wordiness, parallel structure, and how a paragraph flows.
The tricky agreement cases (collective nouns, indefinite pronouns, neither/nor) and the foundation for sentence-type transformations the boards test repeatedly.
The exact transformation drills CBSE and ICSE board papers ask — affirmative ↔ negative, sentence types, synthesis, and sentence-variety for higher-order writing marks.
The four writing formats every Class 9–10 student is tested on, plus the editing & omissions paper that catches out the highest scorers. Practical, scoring-checklist driven.
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The research is clear — and here's what's happening in your child's school.
Your child can circle "goes" instead of "go" in a fill-in-the-blank exercise — but still writes "She go to school" in their essay. That's because generic grammar exercises test recognition. Writing requires production. They're completely different skills. Research calls this the "transfer problem."
Completing 50 tense exercises doesn't help when your child is writing a paragraph and juggling tense, articles, prepositions and sentence structure all at once. The brain can't apply isolated rules under real writing conditions — which is why composition marks stay low even when grammar test scores are high.
"That's wrong, it should be 'goes' not 'go'" teaches nothing. When you can say "remember — when the subject is she/he/it, the verb gets an -s in present tense," your child has a rule they can apply to every sentence they'll ever write.
Grammar that shows up in your child's actual writing — not just on tests.
Instead of "that's wrong," you'll say "check the subject — is it one person or many? What does the verb need?" and your child will fix it themselves.
Because every rule in this course is practised through real writing, your child's essays, stories and exam compositions improve — not just their ability to circle correct answers.
"I am knowing," "She told to me," "I bought book" — these errors come from Hindi grammar patterns. Once you understand WHY your child makes them, you can fix them at the root — not one sentence at a time.
You'll know the 6 error patterns, the fix for each one, and exactly what to say when you see it. No more Googling grammar rules while your child waits.
The Grammar Detective framework in Module 22 teaches your child to self-edit. The end goal isn't a parent who corrects — it's a child who writes correctly the first time.
The course is built for Class 4 through Class 10 — but every year you wait costs more than the previous one. Here's why.
Foundation covers Class 4–7 core grammar. Advanced adds CBSE/ICSE-style transformations for Class 8–10 board prep. Both lifetime access.
Not sure? Start with Foundation — you can upgrade to Advanced anytime by paying the difference.
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Foundation. Class 4–7 students should start with Foundation — it covers the six error families and the grammar you're tested on at school. Advanced (M24–M44) is built specifically for CBSE/ICSE Class 8–10 board prep (conditionals, reported speech, transformations, editing & omissions, letter/notice/report writing).
You can always upgrade later by paying just the difference (₹500).
Lifetime — one payment, no renewals. Your child can come back and revise any module, any worksheet, any tool, whenever they need to. Before a unit test. The night before pre-boards. During Class 10 revision. The summer between school years. Grammar is not a "finish it once" subject — having it available to revisit is the whole point.
Every future update is included too, no extra cost.
Yes — 7-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked. Try the course for a full week. If your child doesn't engage with it, reply to your purchase email and we'll refund 100% to the original payment method.
The Advanced tier (M24–M44) maps directly onto the CBSE and ICSE Class 9–10 grammar syllabus — transformation of sentences (active/passive, reported speech, simple/complex/compound, affirmative/negative), modals, conditionals, editing & omissions, and the formal writing types (letter, notice, report).
Foundation (M0–M23) is the prerequisite — the core grammar both boards assume your child already has by Class 8.
Second child gets 50% off the same tier. One account per student keeps progress tracking meaningful. After your first purchase, reply to your purchase email with the second child's name — we'll set up their account at half price (Foundation ₹500, Advanced ₹750).
Only if you opt in (the checkbox on the registration card). We send: a weekly progress nudge for your child, alerts when new modules ship, and one or two parent tips per month. No spam. Reply STOP to leave the list anytime.
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